Set up a blank timetable
- Choose the paper size and orientation, then enter a title such as “This term”.
- Select Monday–Friday for weekdays, or Monday–Sunday for weekend activities too.
- Choose 4–12 periods. More periods leave less writing room in each cell.
- Preview, download the PDF, and print one sheet at Actual size before filling in subjects and rooms by hand.
Can I edit subjects or start times online?
The current controls change the title, number of days, and periods. They do not provide per-cell subject entry or editable start times. The times shown are fixed references; cross them out and write your own after printing if they do not match your timetable.
A starting example
For five days with eight periods, try portrait A4, 5 days, and 8 periods. Switch to 7 days for weekend plans. If cells are too narrow, try landscape and print a test sheet. For longer plans, use a monthly calendar; for class notes, try Cornell notes.